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A single-player dice duel where you and a rival each start with 15 health stones and fight until one side runs out. Each round you roll six dice up to three times, tapping to keep or return whichever faces you want, then spend favour on one of the three gods you brought into the duel and the round plays out one die at a time: hits, blocks, steals and divine intervention. Axes hit, helms block them, arrows strike at range, shields turn them aside, and steals rip favour away from the other side. Gilded faces do their normal job and earn favour on top, but the set is lopsided on purpose: there are twice as many axes as helms, and no axe is ever gilded, so the most common attack never pays you. A coin toss decides who attacks first, the attacker acts first all round, and if their hits take your last stone you never get to swing back then the roles swap for the next round. Twenty gods, each with a different effect (adding dice, banning them, healing, burning enemy favour), and every one can be called at three levels, so your loadout of three shapes how each duel unfolds. Plays completely offline: no account, no ads, no internet needed.